Glenda Simpson

Glenda Simpson

Glenda Simpson is proud Gamilaraay/Yuwaalaraay woman from north western NSW, who has been living on the Central Coast coming up to five years. 

Glenda has a Bachelor of Education and has previously worked in TAFE NSW across a number of Aboriginal Communities in the capacity of Facilitator, Course Coordinator and Regional Aboriginal Coordinator on the Central Tablelands, Central West Slopes and Plains and the Northwest region of NSW. Glenda also has qualifications in Administration and in Accounting/Finance.

Glenda has experience working across: Ygal Yalla Forum (youth forum), ASSPA Committees, Local AECG Committee, Homework Centre Management Committee, Community Working Parties, Aboriginal Cell Support, Community College Education Board, Executive Committee Aboriginal Support Network including of course Barang’s Youth Summits here on the Central Coast.

Glenda is the longest serving team member with Barang Regional Alliance and started working with us here in April 2017. She is currently employed as our Administration/Project Officer.

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Acknowledgement

Barang Regional Alliance acknowledges and pays respect to our ancestors – those who have gone before us - those who have cared for and managed these lands, seas and waterways for generations.

We pay respect to the Darkinyung people, whose land we operate and function on. We recognise and acknowledge all Aboriginal people who have come from their own Country and who now call Darkinjung Land home.

We pay tribute to our Elders past and present - we acknowledge our youth and emerging leaders who are our future guardians of Country, culture, language, and truth.

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